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I would like this topic to be pinned at the top of the general discussion before it disappears from the radar but Bend Studio doesn't seem to want it. The goal was to make it useful ...
Have you posted it in the 'Guides' section??
While this is largely true, there are people who look in the Guides section.
Although, tbh, most don't even look at the first few posts. They just come in, all guns blazing, ""Help Help Help, I'm going to die if you don't tell me how to fix this!".
Look one line above your post dude, that exact same problem is answered there
And if they give you an upvote, or whatever, it'll stay near the top of the forum page
https://www.pcgamer.com/how-to-use-a-nintendo-switch-pro-controller-on-pc/
https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198921074559/commentnotifications/
Perhaps you can add it to your own 'problem solving post?
You'll probably have to give a bit more detail on how to do it.
Last few posts in the Boozer Frozen Cap 15 - thread
It's like me yesterday, I got a blackscreen at the end of a cutscene, and I just forced the game to close, restarted the PC and it worked again. It's probably something ancillary to all of this that made the game work again.
Another example, there is a mini-guide on Steam that putting the game in W8 compatibility mode would solve certain problems. There's no reason for that as Days gone was made for W10 if I'm not mistaken, but doing it must have done something else in parallel.
"The mysteries of computing" as they say at home! :-)
Possibly if he'd simply 'Verified Game Files', it would have worked just as well.
I don't know. All I'd been doing was repeating individual 'fixes' that I'd seen, which seemed to apply to the particular problem. Now I just direct them to your post ^^